Obituary: Mrs Emma G James of Aurelia Dies at Home
Longtime Aurelia resident Mrs Emma G James died at her home on Friday November 11 1907 after a long illness. Born April 6 1527 in Averill Park New York she moved through Ontario and Wisconsin before settling in Aurelia in 1876 with husband S Games. Survived by daughters Anna Durland and family son Fred and Charles, and several grandchildren, funeral held at Congregational church with burial at Pleasant Fan cemetery.
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Eanma C. James
Aurelia
Bina
Jaume
Danlee
Nhe
Joe Charles Hamer
Linnecount
New Rends
Wnesa
Tye
Branda
Wing Society Deceien
Mos Venta
Episcopal Church
Legion
Commercelal Union of
Cherokee
Ray
Sod
Lattin
Justin
HL EL Kelts
The
Brethren
Pleasant Fan Cemetery
Wily
Susan
Chas, Anderson
Ruth Dixon
Dixon
Misa Fatch
Geog
Washington Young
Mra
G. Walrath
Abr
Abra C. AL. Holden
John Hogan
Messina Springe
St. Lawrence River
Frilly
Brandon
Wagongoon Ostara
James
Aurel Marek
Sin
Lewis
Minnig
Anna
Frank
Fred
Charles
Hose
Anna Janes Durland
Fairfield Wash
Oonlouser
San Antonio
Texas
Buite
Milas Anna Rnooth Seriously Paralyzed Northeast of Aurelia
Northeastern of Aurelia reports Milas Anna Rnooth daughter of Geo Booth seriously paralyzed. W E Haight returned from Des Moines, purchased short horn cattle head, Grand Prince among them, at Lynn Puen Co's breeding ranch. W S Allmons added a hay barn extension and painting. Ayphart Welst's shepherd dog vanished last week, a fine animal missed by young Johany.
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Aurelia
Milas Anna Rnooth
Dauhter
Geo Booth
W.E. Haight
Des Mathes
Lynn Puen” Co
W.s.allmons
Ayphart Welst
Johany
Searches for Mer Children Misses The Train
Mrs W J Boatmer of Cherokee Jo frantically raced to catch the 1 0 p m train at Union Station as police wind hands aided her attempt to board the central road pullout. Superintendent Metehor of the Cherokee division stayed with the children when Hosmer failed to make the train, guiding them to safety. The last coach pulled away as the children were seen approaching the station, and the superintendent granted a return home on the freight leave at a later hour. An 11 head of dow hare and Heavy Poland China stock were listed after the notice.
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Slous City
W. J. Boatmer
Cherokeu Jo
Uwuliots Central Road
Union Station
Stonk City
Hosmer
Metehor
Cherokee Division of
Road
Ts Lame
Cherokee
Mesy Hoamer
Elsto
Che Childeen
Ot Adebt
Letter From Canon City Describes Climate and Economy
A.J. Whinery writes from Canon City Colorado praising the climate and scenery while detailing local industries fruit farming mining and land values from 500 to 1000 per acre. He notes a thriving but modest economy with fruit ranches yielding sizable returns and compares living costs to Iowa. He mentions the city’s quarantine calm no saloons or crime and recounts a dramatic Governor pardon. plans include a return to Aurelia Iowa and a trip to Los Angeles before resuming residence here.
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Canon Cioy
Cow
Lloyd
Aurelia
Iowa
Canon City
U.S
Denver i
Iman
Corett
Poevlo
Whine
Real Ife
Los Angeles
California
Whinery
Dalhart
Aurela
Jana
Cherokee County
Harrison Ave
Ant
A.J. Whitnery
Pastor to Leave Washta
Pastoral resignation announced last Sunday morning as Rev Bet Page leaves Washta to become superintendent of missions in Des Moines for the M I church. Mrs Pep toyla will accompany their two daughters attending college there. a new pastor is not yet named. Mrs Fegney will speak next Sunday and perform the ordination. A one year old Doros Jersey heifer for sale by ACW Baltimore.
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Washta
Bet Pageley
Dea Moines
M I
Mira
Pep Tloy
Tivo Dughters
Son
Dea Mote
Mrr
Fegney
Is Now The Time To Support Your Banker In Iowa
A plea to farmers and citizens of Iowa to strengthen local banks during a money market stringency. The editorial urges depositing funds, using checks, and trusting bankers to meet demands promptly while noting currency shortages easing. It highlights improved grain and livestock prices and urges community confidence to sustain local finance and economy.
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Iowa State Register and Farmer
Iowa
Thia
Lawn
Virgil Sawville Not Arrested In Barnum Bank Wrecking Case
Cherokee Democrat reports Virgil Sawville was not arrested but briefly detained during the Barnum bank wrecking investigation. Circumstantial evidence prompted officials to question him. he returned home after showing no connection to the attempted robbery. Local witnesses noted his reputation as a hard working man.
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Virgil
Sayville
Barnui
Sawsille
Sawville
Barnum
Les Mars
Wiseaeres
Sioux City
Elk Township Death of Ludwig Peterson in Buena Vista County
Ludwig Peterson dies after long cancer illness at Elk township home. Born in Lolland Denmark March 12 1846 he was 80 years, 6 months. He married Marie Anderson in August 1871 and came to Buena Vista county in 1881. Survived by ten children eight of whom live nearby. Funeral held at Elk Methodist church with Danish and English addresses. interment in Scandinavian cemetery. Bearers were L A Nelson Peter Johnson George Lauridsen Jorgen U Larsan Chris Erickson and Olo Olaen. The bereaved family receives public sympathy from many local friends.
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Ludwig Peterson
Iverson
Buena Vista County
Alta Advertiser
Elk Township
Sioux City
Lolland
Denmark
Marie Anderson
America
Hying
Hannah Lyerson
Aurelia
Christine Hansen
Scott Township
C. C. Peterson
Ninn ~ Reese
Julian Lauridsen
Minnie Peterson
Frank
Albert
Mary Peterson
Elk Methodist Church
Kidder
L. A. Nelson
Peter, Johnson
George Lauridsen
Jorgen
U Larsan
Chris Erickson
Olo’ Olaen
Yearlong Des Moines Capital Bargain Offer
Des Moines Capital announces a six year daily newspaper bargain for 1908 at 2.00 dollars. New and old subscribers may pay by mail or postmaster during December 2nd to 28th. Remittances ensure a full year of news, market reports, and AP wire coverage.
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Des Moines Capital
Caplin
Young
Des Moines
Inway
Associated Press
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Poland
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